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The grass court season kicked off this week, seeing the return of last year's Wimbledon runner-up Matteo Berrettini following an operation in March. He defeated Andy Murray to win the Boss Open in what was a successful tournament for the Brit, as he ended a six-year wait for two big milestones.
Lily Miyazaki credited the support of the home crowd as she claimed her first tour level win after a stunning victory over world number 92 Magdalena French at the Nottingham Open. Miyazaki, who benefits from the LTA's NTC Access programme for players ranked 100-200 in singles and 31-100 in doubles, providing cost-free access to courts on all three surfaces, coaching, trainers and the LTA's tournament bonus scheme, beat her Polish opponent 6-4 1-6 6-1. Ad/> The win was another career highlight for the 26-year-old, who played in her first Grand Slam qualifying in Australia earlier this year, and she paid tribute to the home crowd for spurring her on to victory late in the match.
Kingston ace Jodie Burrage is revelling in her Surbiton Trophy success after picking up both singles and doubles victories on Thursday. Burrage, who is on the LTA's Pro Scholarship Programme, the highest level of support for players aged 16-24, secured a 6-4 6-4 win over Kateryna Baindl to progress to the quarter-final of the singles draw. Ad/> And she and Eden Silva backed that up with a 6-0 6-3 win in the opening round of the women's doubles against fourth seeds Mariam Bolkvadze and Estelle Cascino.
The wild card selections have been announced for next week's Surbiton Trophy, with more British players set to join Andy Murray, Jack Draper, Liam Broady, Jay Clarke and Harriet Dart for a tournament that will mark the start of the LTA's programme of summer grass court tournaments. Sussex's Sonay Kartal, 20, will be in the main draw at the Surbiton Trophy after enjoying a stellar year that has included four wins in ITF World Tour W25 tournaments that have been part of the LTA's expanded Performance Competitions Calendar.
World 206-ranked Lily Miyazaki has decided to play for Great Britain in future.